for my lovely postcard from Costa Blanca, Spain. Di whose blog is Trubes, so kindly took my address, so she could join in the fun of sending postcards, and adding to my collection. A big Thank you ..a lovely surprise to come home to at the end of a days work.
Hi there Anne,
ReplyDeleteIt was so nice to hear from you today.You know that I'm still here.
How wonderful for Trube's card ! Costa Rica... Mmmm, sounds just so exotic.
See you very soon; you keep chin up too, honey.
XXOO
Sorry Anne...
ReplyDeleteI got that wrong, Costa Blanca...
Still sounding good to me :)
Hi to Trubes too- I willl head down to your blog to learn more !!
That's a goregous scene. Is it in Spain? I'll have to pop over to Trubes place. I want to meet her, too, when I come over next.
ReplyDeleteWow Anne,
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at the expediency of the Spanish postal services, the postcard was only posted on the
19th October 09.
Unlike the ever failing and strike bound British system!
Anyway, I'm pleased I brightened your day.
I'll be writing about our holiday experience shortly, when I have some time.
Di.x
One could go all around Europe through your postcards!
ReplyDeleteSending and receiving postcards is such a great way to enjoy beautiful places.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
I'm new to your blog and think collecting post cards is such fun. Every time I travel I send them- and I love getting them.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful post card!
ReplyDeleteYou were lucky the postmen were working to bring you this card. Let's hope the strike finishes soon.
ReplyDeleteyou will soon have a million cards.... :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful postcard..you are so lucky :P
ReplyDeleteNice to see that some people still send real postcards!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteJust the kind of sight one longs for on a late October day! :-)
ReplyDeleteTrubes is great, isn't she? I must send you some more cards, too.
ReplyDeleteLike the avatar.
ReplyDeleteYou must have a lovely collection of postcards by now :-=
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